11.   Feeling thoroughly ill-tempered gave one energy, she thought, as she started on the dust and cobwebs in the salon.

12.   For this design knit the single teddy starting on the seventh stitch to avoid knitting part of the balloon.

13.   He did, and so we started on a psychotherapy program.

14.   He started on a kind of-well - what Mum and I used to call one of his damage limitation exercises.

15.   He succeeded in pulling apart my clenched arms and started on my legs.

16.   I had planned to start on the short pole but just before the whistle sounded another boat came along.

17.   I know a surefire way to get a car started on a freezing winter morning.

18.   I stumbled off to be sick behind an armoured personnel carrier as he started on Marius.